1. Why did you want to go to college? 2. Why did you pick Bloomsburg? 3. What is your major and why did you pick it? 4. What are the dislikes you have about Bloomsburg? 5. What are you likes about Bloomsburg? 6. Why didn't you go to the other schools you looked at? 7. Did you know anyone going to Bloomsburg and if so was it easier to transition since you knew someone? 8. Is it easy to get involved in your college? 9. Was it easy to make friends? 10. If you could would you go to another college and why?
Interview 1: 1. To get a job because a high school degree doesn't get you many jobs. 2. Bloomsburg was cheap and I liked it the best out of the three state schools I looked at 3.Early Childhood Education because I have always loved little kids. 4.Having to pick classes. I wish they would assign them they are hard to get into, especially the education classes because there is so many people in that major. 5. Independence, you are sort of on your own but not entirely because you can still go home and see your parents. 6.West Chester University - too close to home (10 minutes away) and mom and dad work 5 minutes away. Kutztown University - Freshman year you had to live in a dorm that was all girls. 7. Dad's friends son and one girl from my school but I don't really talk to them. 8.Yes, easier than high school. The only problem is the conflict between club meetings being at the same time. 9.Yes, you live so close to so many people you are bound to find people you are compatible with. 10. No, I love Bloomsburg!
Interview 2 1. I couldn't see my self not going. 2. Because of the Mountains and her major 3. Dual Special Education and Early Childhood Educaition, I want to be an Elementary Education teacher but while I was taking some of my Special Education classes I started to see myself able to teach in Special Education as well. 4. Rains too much. Advisor doesn't really care. 5. That you get to know your professors and you can go to them for help even if you are currently not in their class. 6. Millersville University - too close to home Shippensburg University - entire family lives their and they work on campus Susquehanna University - not a good educaiton program Indiana Univeristy of Pennsylvania - too big 7. I do know people that come here but I came here before I knew they were. I say they followed me here. 8. Yes, you can basically be involved in everything. 9. Yes, especially in class. For example Education majors are usually friends with other Education majors. 10. No, I love it here I would never switch.
1. Why did you want to go to college?
2. Why did you pick Bloomsburg?
3. What is your major and why did you pick it?
4. What are the dislikes you have about Bloomsburg?
5. What are you likes about Bloomsburg?
6. Why didn't you go to the other schools you looked at?
7. Did you know anyone going to Bloomsburg and if so was it easier to transition since you knew someone?
8. Is it easy to get involved in your college?
9. Was it easy to make friends?
10. If you could would you go to another college and why?
Interview 1:
1. To get a job because a high school degree doesn't get you many jobs.
2. Bloomsburg was cheap and I liked it the best out of the three state schools I looked at
3.Early Childhood Education because I have always loved little kids.
4.Having to pick classes. I wish they would assign them they are hard to get into, especially the education classes because there is so many people in that major.
5. Independence, you are sort of on your own but not entirely because you can still go home and see your parents.
6.West Chester University - too close to home (10 minutes away) and mom and dad work 5 minutes away.
Kutztown University - Freshman year you had to live in a dorm that was all girls.
7. Dad's friends son and one girl from my school but I don't really talk to them.
8.Yes, easier than high school. The only problem is the conflict between club meetings being at the same time.
9.Yes, you live so close to so many people you are bound to find people you are compatible with.
10. No, I love Bloomsburg!
Interview 2
1. I couldn't see my self not going.
2. Because of the Mountains and her major
3. Dual Special Education and Early Childhood Educaition, I want to be an Elementary Education teacher but while I was taking some of my Special Education classes I started to see myself able to teach in Special Education as well.
4. Rains too much. Advisor doesn't really care.
5. That you get to know your professors and you can go to them for help even if you are currently not in their class.
6. Millersville University - too close to home
Shippensburg University - entire family lives their and they work on campus
Susquehanna University - not a good educaiton program
Indiana Univeristy of Pennsylvania - too big
7. I do know people that come here but I came here before I knew they were. I say they followed me here.
8. Yes, you can basically be involved in everything.
9. Yes, especially in class. For example Education majors are usually friends with other Education majors.
10. No, I love it here I would never switch.
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